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Elevation
258m
846 ft
Prominence
121m
Coordinates
50.7871, -2.8928
SY371989
OS Map
193
Explorer: 116
At the summit, hikers can find a large rectangular earthwork, thought to be a former hill fort, contributing to the site's historical interest.
Lambert's Castle Hill is primarily composed of chalk and clay, typical of the Cretaceous period geology found in this part of England. The hill's distinctive contours were formed through the natural erosion of softer materials, which leaves behind the more resistant chalk formations. Fossils can often be found in the chalk, delighting amateur paleontologists.
From the summit, enjoy sweeping views of the surrounding Dorset countryside, including glimpses of the Jurassic Coast and the ancient hills of the Blackmore Vale.
The name 'Lambert' might derive from Old English, referencing a landowner. 'Castle Hill' suggests the presence of historical defensive structures in the area.
The site is believed to have been occupied since the Iron Age, reflecting its strategic importance throughout history.
A scenic circular route that starts from the village of Wambrook, leading hikers through beautiful countryside before ascending to the summit.
A straightforward hike from Toller Porcorum that provides a quick ascent to Lambert's Castle Hill, ideal for families.
Parking is available in the village of Wambrook, with a small car park just off the main road, providing easy access to the circular walk.
The nearest train station is in Crewkerne, approximately 6 miles away. Regular bus services operate from nearby towns to Wambrook.
There are no direct facilities on the hill, but Crewkerne has cafes and shops where hikers can refresh before or after their hike. Public toilets are also available in Crewkerne.
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